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A Palm Beach County Sheriff's deputy pulled over a woman in February for using a phone in her right hand. But when she rolled down her window, she revealed she didn't have a right hand. The deputy issued 36-year-old Kathleen Thomas a citation anyway. This week, however, the officer...

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Kathleen Thomas was issued a citation in February after a Palm Beach County Sheriff's deputy pulled her over for allegedly using a phone with her right hand. But Thomas doesn't have a right hand. This week, the officer requested that the citation be dismissed. Here's bodycam footage of the traffic stop.

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When Kathleen Thomas was pulled over by a police officer who accused her of driving while using her phone in her right hand, she had a very good defence – she didn’t have a right hand. Ms Thomas, 36, was issued a ticket in February by a sheriff’s deputy working on traffic enforcement in Lake Worth Beach, Florida, newly released police footage shows. 🔗:
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When Kathleen Thomas was pulled over by a police officer who accused her of driving while using her phone in her right hand, she had a very good defence – she didn’t have a right hand. Ms Thomas, 36, was issued a ticket in February by a sheriff’s deputy working on traffic enforcement in Lake Worth Beach, Florida, newly released police footage shows. 🔗:

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